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thanks  martin...
  hidden field will be the best idea..i should use this approach as my pf is in 
keyed sequence
  thanks once again
   
  
Booth Martin <booth@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
  Subfiles need to be chained. As part of the subfile record I would 
suggest a hidden field with the PF keys, unless the keys are displayed 
on the subfile. The KLIST for the PF will need to be the fields from 
subfile. You can do a simple DOW not %eof loop to read your subfile and 
delete your PF record. Chain with an index, set to 1 before the loop, 
and increment it as you go.

Another choice, if the PF file is not keyed, is to use the RRN and save 
the RRN as a hidden field in the subfile, and chain with the RRN number 
to the PF. This is particularly handy if you are processing a file and 
do not want record locks,



sunny singh wrote:
> hi all..
> i have a prob regarding subfiles..
> i have a load all subfile displaying for example four selected records by the 
> user.
> now i want all the records to be deleted when the user presses certain key 
> say f11.
> i am having a prob when i tried to do this by reading the subfile record 
> format from the top and then chaining to the physical file in a loop..can any 
> one plz explain the proceedure for just idea of how this could be done
> example...
> date xyz bank time
> 
> number name dept salary 
> 101 john comp 12344
> 102 franky mba 38474
> 103 rocky comp 123454
> 104 nick b.tech 345676
> 
> how can we delete above all four records that has been displayed on the above 
> screen.niumber beeing key field.
> why cant i perform readp or reads operation on this subfile.
> thanks in advance...
> please do reply.
> have a nice day........
> 
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